As Lewis- Manning Hospice Care charity shops prepare for reopening, the charity is making an urgent appeal to the public to donate their good quality, preloved clothes and furniture to help raise money for local people with life-limiting illness. Innovative and very practical in the current climate, ‘Drive through Donation Stations’ have been set up
HMRC expected to come down hard on fraudulent claims made by sole traders and businesses under the government support schemes Saffery Champness is advising that the cut-off date for the first round of the Self- Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) is Monday 13 July, before the launch of phase 2 of the scheme. For phase
A marine systems technology company grabbed the attention of the Dorset Business Angels with a concise and compelling pitch. Several of the Angels are keen sailors themselves and were impressed with the innovation demonstrated and the gap in the market that is being filled and the opportunities that the ambitious brand is building. The Company’s
The Bournemouth office of national Chartered Accountants Saffery Champness LLP, has welcomed a significant client win, having been appointed by Parker Bullen Solicitors as their advisor and reporting accountant in relation to Solicitors Accounts Rules. Parker Bullen is a long-established firm of solicitors with offices in Salisbury and Andover. Providing legal services to individuals, businesses and
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Dorset based Barker Group, the largest domestic laundry in the UK and a leading specialists Dry Cleaner, has launched a new arm to its delivery services, called ‘Barker Room Service.’ MD, Matthew Barker said “The ‘Barker Room Service’ was conceived from much valued feedback from our customers. We recognised that we have a valuable opportunity
Lewis-Manning Hospice Care in Poole is getting ready to deliver ‘Bags of Kindness’ to their patients and families in East Dorset. The initiative was thought up by a member of the fundraising team and the charity’s Director of Clinical Services, Ruth Burnhill advised, “We know how difficult lockdown has been for so many of our
Throughout the month of June MYTime Young Carers, a charity supporting young carers in Dorset and beyond, teamed up with volunteer motorcycle riders from the nationwide task force Bike Shed Community Responseto launch a new delivery service providing weekly food shopping for young carer families in Dorset during lockdown. Krista Sharp, Executive Director of MYTime, said, “We
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The UK economy has been met with the worst recession in history due to the outbreak of Coronavirus, with one of the hardest hit sectors being travel and hospitality. There has been a wealth of government resource which has had to be provided to businesses across the country, however none that are sector specific to
